Roof care and maintenance tips from the Better Business Bureau
The article urges preventive roof care amid material shortages and outlines steps such as clearing gutters, avoiding unnecessary roof traffic, and scheduling regular inspections. It warns against DIY coating as a substitute for re roofing and cautions about low price contractors, advising consultation with a reliable roofer and BBB checks before signing contracts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Roofing Contractors Association
Englar Ends College With Record at Murray State
Greg Englar closes Murray State University career with a 16-5 record, 2.35 ERA season marks, and school records for games started and completed. He graduates May 3 after leading the 17th ranked team to the Ohio Valley Conference title and will pursue graduate study at Indiana University. Englar is son of Mr and Mrs Donald Englar of Walkersville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greg Englar
Murray State University
Murray
Englar
Bred
Murray State
M.S.A
Indiana University
Bloomington
Ind
Mrr
Donald Englar
Gladetowne
Walkersville
Thomas Johnson High School
Comedy opens at Sunnybrook with Last of the Red Hot Lovers
The No Simon comedy Last Of The Red Hot Lovers opens June 26 at Frock's Sunnybrook Farm 112 Bond St Westminster. Four performances listed June 2 29 July 5 and another date. Buffet dinner served at 6 pm Cunain time. Tickets eight dollars per person. Directed by Chuck Long and starring Bill Fleagle Mari Garrett Mary Lou Grout and Marcia Bogasn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frock
Sunnybrook Farm
Bond St. Westminster
Simon
Chuck” Long
Bill Fleagle
New Windsor
Mari Garrett
Mary Lou Grout
Marcia Bogasn
Births Reported at Frederick Memorial Hospital
Frederick Memorial Hospital records births for June 13 to 19 1974 listing numerous families with newborns. Names include Larry R. Moxley Sr Edward F. Drzewiecki Gavin Graham Melissa Ellen Deborah Ann Laurie Ann Rhonda Lynn Heather Kathleen Kevin Paul Shelly Lynn Joshua Handfield William Frank Matthew Douglas Kenneth Brian Robin Elizabeth Brian Wayne and Brian Keith.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert W. Dennis
Revelation Ave
Walkersville
Gavin Graham
J. Michael Geisinger
Melissa Ellen
Richard W. Rhinehart
North Market St
Deborah Ann
Frank Delph
Main St
Airy
Laurie Ann
Raymond E. Crouse Jr
Brunswick St
Brunswick
Rhonda Lynn
Michael E. Staley
West Patrick St
Heather Kathleen
Paul N. Smith Jr
West Seventh St
Kevin Paul
Ronald L. Few
Rt. 1
Shelly Lynn
Denny F. McKinney
Melissa Dawn
Steve A. Angieberger
Jennifer Lynn
Girard F. Long
P.O. Box
Harpers Ferry
W. Va
Joshua Handfield
William Krumpe
Alexander St
Hagerstown
Francis C. Windosr
East Fourth St
Brian Keith
Slingluff joins Zimmerman and Aldridge law firm
Charles H. Slingluff becomes associate at Zimmerman and Aldridge. He resides at 350 Park Ave with his wife Deborah Knepper and their two year old Kathryn. Slingluff earned a BS in economics from the University of Maryland in 1970 and finished UB Law night school in 1973. He was admitted to practice on June 20. He has worked as a right of way agent for the Maryland Department of Transportation since 1970. His father and brother are practicing lawyers in Baltimore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles H. Slingluff
Zimmerman and Aldridge
Park Ave
Deborah Knepper
Hagerstown
Kathryn
Slingluff
University of Maryland
University of Baltimore
Court of Appeals
Maryland Department of Transportation
Baltimore
PEPCO Expansion Bid Granted With Conditions
Rockville officials grant PEPCO approval for a new Duckerson generating plant with many environmental safeguards. Board orders soil storm water controls, rail haul prioritization, fly ash disposal plans, sound enclosures, an 850 foot chimney, and landscaping to protect the Canal and Potomac River. Disappointed Sugarloaf Citizens Association plans a Tuesday press conference.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rockville
PEPCO
Duckerson
Sugarloaf Crtizens Association
John Menke
Joseph EB. O'Brien Jr
Dickerson
O'Brien
Rai
Sui Erusion
Mot
Cko
Potomac River
Planning Board
Department of Environmental Protection
OPEN LINE BY CONGRESSMAN GOODLOE BYRON
The column invites readers to send questions on issues to Congressman Byron and notes responses will be given as space allows. Readers ask about petroleum import data, a National Energy Information Center, carpool programs, 1974 auto price bumps, Social Security survivors benefits, National Park campsite reservations, and the wilderness designation bill passing the House.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U.S. House of Representatives
Washington, D.C
Federal Energy Office
National Energy Information Center
Iun
FEO
Department of Transportation
Federal Highway Administration
Transportation Department
U.S. Government Printing Office
Hood Alumna Tops GWU Medical Class Valedictorian
Hood College alumna Joyce Piccario Hair graduated first in a 114-member class at George Washington University School of Medicine. She earned the John Ordronaux Prize, the American Medical Women's Association Prize, Lang Medical Publications Prize, Kane King Obstetrical Society Prize, and membership in Alpha Omega Alpha, Smith Reed Russell, and Kane King societies. She completed Hood College with magna cum laude A B degree honors in biology in 1970. she is the daughter of Pasquale Piccario of King of Prussia, Pennsylvania.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alpha Omega Alpha National Medical Honor Society
Smith-Reed-Russell Honor Society
Kane - King Society
Dr. Hair
Hood
Pasquale Piccario
King of Prussia
Flemish Giant Rabbit Sets Size Benchmark
The Flemish giant, the largest rabbit breed, averages 14 pounds and can reach up to 22 pounds, highlighting its exceptional size among domestic rabbits.
Howard Challenged Gude in Maryland District Race
Democrat Howard urged incumbent Gilbert Gude to withdraw from the Congressional District race at a Potomac press conference. He attacked Gude on leadership and ethics, promised aggressive campaigning, and pressed issues include bilingual education, discrimination, and government waste. Howard warned of Nixon era politics and impeachment calls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard
Gude
Gilbert Gude
Congress
Potomac
Sidney Kramer
Lanny Davis
Robin Ficker
Eilagraw
Adale
Unis
Presiden
Nixon
Richard Nixon
Montgomery County
McGinley Attacks Opponents Over Generalities in Race
Ronald McGinley of Frederick declares in a press statement that rivals rely on generalities and hypotheticals. He cites his own concrete positions on elderly aid, elected school boards, land use, and farmland tax cuts as voter guidance. He chairs Frederick County Young Republicans and Jaycees involvement, with the only other candidate for District 4-A being Democrat Charles E. Smith.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ron McGinley
House of Delegates
McGinley
Frederick
The
Jaycees
Charles E. Smith
Also Mentioned on This Page
George C Meyer
Rober Klein Cetter
Hutchin
Klein
Better Business Bureau
Roder
Rolief
National
Sunnybrook
Larry R. Moxley
David Anthony
Edward F. Drzewiecki
West Patrick Sr
Edward Jason
Concessman Goodloe Byron
Maryland
Bureau of Labor Statistics
Gladys Knott
Boyds
Mrs. Knott
William A. Moon Jr
Fort Walton Beach, Fla
US Army
US Army Health Services Data Systems Agency
Ft Detrick
Hood Alumna
Fredeer
Flipper
Examinati
W. 7Th St
Schley Ave
U.S. Coast Guard Auxiliary Flotilla
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